A New Hampshire businesswoman opened up a Hillary Clinton event Tuesday night with a stinging six-word criticism of President Barack Obama.
"Unlike Obama, Hillary respects rural America," Kathleen Kelley told the Berlin crowd, according to CNN reporter Dan Merica.
Kathleen Kelley, a businesswoman in northern New Hampshire, opens a Clinton event w/ this: "Unlike Obama, Hillary respects rural America."— Dan Merica (@Dan Merica) 1451433759.0
Merica later reported that Clinton didn't appear to share Kelley's view.
Doesn't appear Clinton endorses this view: As she regularly does, Clinton says Obama doesn't get enough credit. https://t.co/OKEHNOSVBW— Dan Merica (@Dan Merica) 1451436680.0
Clinton spent the day campaigning in the state, which votes on Feb. 20. Earlier, the Democratic frontrunner held a townhall in Portsmouth where she expressed how "important" the decision New Hampshire makes is.
"I've had a great time travelling across the state, meeting, by now, thousands and thousands of people, having a chance to set forth my ideas, and to answer questions on whatever might be on someone's mind. And I know that we are going to make the right decision," she said.
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